Mohamed Samer

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Samer

Cairo University, Giza, Al Jīzah, Egypt
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Department of Agricultural Engineering, Faculty of Agricultu...

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 March 2016 in Renewable Energy
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Essam AbdelsalamEssam Abdelsalam
Essam Abdelsalam
Mohamed SamerMohamed Samer
Mohamed Samer
YAYasser A. Attia
Yasser A. Attia
MAM.A. Abdel-Hadi
M.A. Abdel-Hadi
HHH.E. Hassan
H.E. Hassan
YBY. Badr
Y. Badr

1 February 2017 in Energy
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Essam AbdelsalamEssam Abdelsalam
Essam Abdelsalam
Mohamed SamerMohamed Samer
Mohamed Samer
YAYasser A. Attia
Yasser A. Attia
MAM.A. Abdel-Hadi
M.A. Abdel-Hadi
HHH.E. Hassan
H.E. Hassan
YBY. Badr
Y. Badr

1 November 2017 in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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MFM. Faried
M. Faried
Mohamed SamerMohamed Samer
Mohamed Samer
Essam AbdelsalamEssam Abdelsalam
Essam Abdelsalam
RYR.S. Yousef
R.S. Yousef
YAYasser A. Attia
Yasser A. Attia
AAAbdallah S. Ali
Abdallah S. Ali

26 October 2024 in Environmental Chemistry Letters
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Ahmed AlengebawyAhmed Alengebawy
Ahmed Alengebawy
YRYi Ran
Yi Ran
Ahmed OsmanAhmed Osman
Ahmed Osman
KJKeda Jin
Keda Jin
Mohamed SamerMohamed Samer
Mohamed Samer
PAPing Ai
Ping Ai
Anaerobic digestion constitutes a sustainable method for waste management and renewable energy generation, addressing significant environmental and societal challenges. The growing global waste crisis and the increasing momentum toward sustainable energy solutions emphasize the critical need to enhance anaerobic digestion technology for improved efficiency and environmental advantages. This process mitigates waste accumulation, enhances energy security, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions, providing a feasible solution within the framework of a circular bioeconomy. Here, we review the principles of anaerobic digestion and biogas production, focusing on agricultural waste and the utilization of biogas for energy within a sustainable framework. We specifically explore biogas applications in rural and industrial settings, assess the environmental impacts, and discuss the regulatory landscape with insights from China and Europe. This study reveals that the strategic implementation of anaerobic digestion can markedly improve energy yield and sustainability, demonstrating how focused policies and advanced technological practices can optimize biogas utilization. The review enhances comprehension of environmental impacts, emphasizing insights from China and Europe as key examples.

1 June 2017 in Energy Conversion and Management
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Essam AbdelsalamEssam Abdelsalam
Essam Abdelsalam
Mohamed SamerMohamed Samer
Mohamed Samer
YAYasser A. Attia
Yasser A. Attia
MAM.A. Abdel-Hadi
M.A. Abdel-Hadi
HHH.E. Hassan
H.E. Hassan
YBY. Badr
Y. Badr

14 October 2015
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Mohamed SamerMohamed Samer
Mohamed Samer
Biological and Chemical Wastewater Treatment Processes | InTechOpen, Published on: 2015-10-14. Authors: Mohamed Samer